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Cesar Chavez Library
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Children Spanish 226.96 W255p
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Cholla Library
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Children Spanish 226.96 W255p
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Ironwood Library
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Children Spanish 226.96 W255p
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Mesquite Library
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Children Spanish 226.96 W255p
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Saguaro Library
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Children Spanish 226.96 W255p
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Summary:
Presents each line of the Lord's Prayer and explains the meaning behind the words with line-by-line commentary.
Notes:
Parallel English and Spanish texts = Textos paralelos en inglés y español.
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